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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 17 April 1914, Page 7

MILLINERY & ES For the Autumn May we Help you in Otioosiiig your Winter Haf» <i'*nwi WMfUiriiinf iirwwirinwirTiiwri : Let us lend you a liand in your "Winter Hat choosing. If only for three reasons let us lend you a hand. First, because we know about Winter Millinery.Second, because we know more than most folks about it. Third, because we know that our success depends upon the fairness of our Prices arid TO-DAY'S THE DAY. To-day with the Showroom and show eases brimming' over with the newest of the New Things. Plans made months ago. Some of them many months ago. Arrivals from th« English markets, Ai'rivals from the Continental markets have brought the stock into the broadest channels of variety and value. The best of everything, dependable in style, Trimmings, Colour, • Quality.. Shape, everything,'not forgetting that in this case everything stands for lowest prices. Trimmed IModel Hats in Newest Colourings—--10/6, 12/6. 15/6. 17/6,*18/6. 21/-, to 60/-. Ready to Wear Hats—s/6, 5/9, 6/9, 7/6, 8/6, 10/6, 12/6, 16/6. New Winter Coats for Ladies and Maids. There's powerful reasons xor : your buj-ing here. We have the best and at lowest prices. W. IHcKAY & SON, (Late Everett's) LEADING DRAPERS, BRIDGE STREET, NELSON,

THE FAMOUS ABSOLUTELY THE CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD. FIRST COST. JTTTF A LITTLE MORE THAN IMITATORS UF THE MACHINE IS QUITE THREE THAT OF ITS COMPETITORS, and is satisfactory all tbe time. OLD CYCLES TAKEN IN EXCHANGE s. AGENT, NELSON. Sole agent for . . . DOUGLAS MOTOR CYCLES. "NELSON EVENING KML" SUBSCRIPTIONS: 6d per wee*, Belrvered in town and. suburbs, or lti ptr quarter in advance, posted to any part of the Dominion. ADVERTISEMENTS under tha folio wine classes—WANTED, TO LET, FOR SALE, LOST AND FOUND, PERSONAL, BOARD AND RESIBENCE—are inserted at the rate of 18 words for Is, or six consecutive insertions for 4s 6d for cash paid in advance. An extra charge is made for booking, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, 2a 6d each insertion. These announcen.enta must be signed by »h® advertiser. Replies to *d vert Ist men is bft rw oeived at the offlces or the "Mail" fre® of charge. Instructions as to the insertion or wiihT»wal of advertisements in the "Mail" most be in writing. Noti*\e to withdraw advertisement* must be given, in writing not later than 12 noon. Alterations "to standing advertisement* must be handed in by 12 noon the day before tfiey are required to appear. The proprietors rlo not hvid themselr« responsible for r.on-insertion adveriiaements .through Accident or from oth« sauaea. NELSCN SCHOOL Of MUSIC. L Affiliated to the Associated Board Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of Music, London.) TRUSTEES: Messrs Cock, Fell, Gibbs, King, Maginnity, and Rev. J. P. Kempthorno. STAFF: 3cting-Principal: Mr Eric Wat-em. Teachers of Piat>~forte.—Miss Dora Judaon, Miss PlyUis Fell, and Mr. Eric Waters. Teacher of "Violin: Miss Phyllis Fell. Teacher of Singing, Organ, and Musical Theory : Mr John Tait, A.R.C.O. FEES: —The full fees for Tuition, as aet forth in the following list, are 90s, 40s, 70s, and 35s respectively; but if payment is made within eight weeks after commencement of term, discount will be allowed, making the reduced amounts as follows: Organ: —One hour lesson per week, and three Lours' practice: (30s per term. Other Practical Subjects:—One hah. ji our lesson per week: 35s per lerm. Two halfJiour lessona per -week: 60s per term/ Harmony and Counterpoint.—One halfhour per week : 30s per term. Railway Concessions: Same as to Technical School. Pupils. W. T. BRUNDELL, ■ Secreta*y j O/o Messrs Begg and Co., Trafalgar street. LADIES r i.VI YOUR COMBINGS, anil fcav* them Artistically Mounted by ADA H. GAW, Stack Roaa,